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Why backup alone doesn't guarantee cloud recovery readiness
Successful backup jobs can still leave dependency and configuration gaps, making orchestration and recovery testing critical for restoring cloud services and SaaS apps.
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With each generation, tape gains density, stronger security and practical improvements to support long-term backup and archive strategies.
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Continuous innovation keeps tape relevant
With each generation, tape gains density, stronger security and practical improvements to support long-term backup and archive strategies.
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Cloud vs. local backup: Which is right for your organization?
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Why backup alone doesn't guarantee cloud recovery readiness
Successful backup jobs can still leave dependency and configuration gaps, making orchestration and recovery testing critical for restoring cloud services and SaaS apps.
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Data fragmentation is a major hurdle to future-ready backups
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Why leadership should be involved in data backup policies
While IT administrators lead the day-to-day operations of data backups, business leaders have a key role to play in shaping their organization's backup policy.
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Magnetic tape backup eases storage cost and capacity concerns
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What zero-trust data protection means for business
Implementing zero trust at the network level isn’t enough in today’s digital landscape, where critical business data is stored across platforms, applications and devices.
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The benefits of tape vs. disk backup for enterprise storage
Data growth forces companies to find the right backup media. Tape and disk are reliable options, but there are many factors to consider when choosing between -- or combining -- them.
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A strong data backup strategy is not an option; it is a requirement. Here are seven best practices organizations can implement to better protect and manage backups.
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HYCU releases aiR intelligence layer to interrogate backups
The vendor is harnessing the data already stored in HYCU R-Cloud backups to provide users with insights and protect against potential risks.
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VeeamON 2026 updates target AI trust, resilience
As agentic AI is on the rise, the vendor focused its flagship event on the convergence of AI, trust and data security.
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